Tuttle Building Annex

Project Details

Winco replaced these historically accurate windows in this courthouse annex with blast resistant ‘hung replica’ windows. Built in 1920, The Tuttle Annex is a five story timber frame building with red triple-brick walls. The exterior of this historic building was intended to be a model of successful preservation and rehabilitation. The project, still under construction in late 2010, aspires to LEED silver certification by the United States Green Building Council (USGBC). This custom designed configuration allowed for the same aesthetic and sightline of the original windows while maximizing efficiency and blast resistance. Winco also developed a custom three dimensional mullion assembly using two dimensional aluminum extrusions to replicate the original wood molding.